amtastical

pretty things, nerdery, feminism.

[pusheen]

[irhinoceri]

Suggestions for titles to the American Gods sequel:

Shadow Has a Great Day

Shadow and Charlie Are Now Best Friends

Shadow’s Life Gets Exponentially Better

Shadow Loves Someone Who Loves Him Back and Treats Him Right

75 Coin Tricks You Can Learn Right Now by Shadow Moon, a Happy and Fulfilled Man

feel free to add your own

[tumblethroughthekaleidoscope]

With Steve, I always viewed it that he probably had been in love before and he probably did have a lady, maybe even had a family, and lost that to this awful conflict. The thought of falling in love is so painful for him that he could not allow himself to do it. It had to be about a mission, it had to be God and country, but it could not be him and what he wanted. He’s got a mission that, up until the very last, is his driving force. Along the way he happens to fall madly in love with a goddess. And he just holds off and holds off and holds off until he can’t bear to let her go.

Chris Pine, on Steve Trevor in Wonder Woman: The Art And Making Of The Film (via tumblethroughthekaleidoscope)

[thorodinson]

Would you like to buy an ice cream?

[maeamian]

Ah, time for my one Pride joke: I was talking to a conservative the other day and they asked me “How come Pride has to be in the summer? It should be in September when the kids are back in school and don’t have to see it” but I pointed out it’s right there in the bible, Pride cometh before the Fall

[iameverysparklywoman]

I think the most iconic thing about Wonder Woman is that she never has to prove herself as a woman, only as a warrior. Like this is a movie set during a point in time where (most, if not all) women couldn’t even vote and yet whenever she’s fighting there are no comments on her gender. She doesn’t have to seduce men and they don’t underestimate her-they just see her as something to shoot at. The fact that she’s a better fighter than Chris Pine doesn’t emasculate him like it would in any other movie, it’s a logical fact. Wonder Woman (2017) worked because it wasn’t trying so goddamn hard to convince you that a girl was worthy of fighting with the guys-it took that as fact and worked from there. And as a result, Diana got to experience such a complex and moving character evolution-optimism, doubt, a crisis of morality, and the development of a new, evolved worldview-that is incredibly rare if not unheard of in any movie with a female protagonist, let alone one in an action movie. Wonder Woman is this iconic feminist figure but the movie wasn’t selling store brand pseudo empowering “girl power,” it was a hero’s journey, a film about loss and doubt and growth whose hero just happened to female, and as a result it was one of the most complex, resonant arguments for female personhood that I’ve ever seen on screen.

[rihardgansey]

I might not be the coolest, smartest or prettiest but for sure I’m the sleepiest.

[tastefullyoffensive]

He crashed his bike.

[banxx]

😂😂😂

[real-bi-gemini]

This is the cutest fucking thing I have ever seen. @mirahxox

[weloveshortvideos]

so cute

[redvelvetnegro-deactivated20161]

the age old tale

[excima]

oh my god…

[princessamericachavez]

poor Diana imagine your first impression of men being Steve Trevor/Chris Pine and he’s funny and charming and sweet and brave and selfless and then after setting the bar so high suddenly you have to go and deal with the rest of the fuckboys in the world and have your illusions shattered

[buzzfeed]

11 Animals That Might Make Women Say “Same.”

[ak-thehuntress]

what a cat

[inthroughthesunroof]

Is this what you’d see if you could look into Schrodinger’s box without collapsing the wave form?

[pkmndaisuki]

@queerpyracy

[thcrin]

#me at life

[technicolourunicorn]

Like… Did Reese Witherspoon literally have a baby with herself?

[mainelymoose]

So we can all agree that Reese Witherspoon has mastered cloning, yeah?

[sashayed]

[dustin-hendersun-deactivated201]

Andy Samberg: Remember the time in 5th grade when you accidentally said, “I don’t shut up, I grow up, and when I look in the mirror, I throw up” and Ilan and I laughed so hard?

Chelsea Peretti: Yes. I was trying to flip it and be like, “When you look in the mirror you throw up,” but I failed really bad. That’s the day I learned to always draw within the lines and think inside the box.

[justiceleague]

“Patty Jenkins worked really hard with her team to design a style of fighting that was incredibly badass, and believable. Where Batman will punch somebody in the face, and that’s effective, that’s not how the Amazons and Diana fight. They have a disciplined specialized, collaborative fighting style. They work together as a team, and leverage each other’s strengths. They are mighty, they are beautiful. And as the Germans learn, this new breed of badass warrior women are deadly.”

[library-mermaid-blog]

when ur friend hasn’t finished the book yet but u have THOUGHTS